The Sun. — London, England, 1810-05-01 00:00:00

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Sco t t )at !WI had his sti-ucK nd COO" 1 being i.adure st bace ie head at still" ed 3 frOill 3 S 01 er ) plow - vcOU Uf 1), I prose ut ac- ace 05 ~ :r wa; v; bleb e wle3' t i with i s But- ,ods vY disar For, his out c`i g leat agree , - 811,0 a loo& , jvv etit, set oti tinal''' beil?g : l ed ill ci diot; 55 ire °I. rio t, uis of C.; f i r e, the ut, f pr. q. For the 'BENEFIT of the FUND for the REI.O*.F of ACED . and INFIRM ACTORS , and the WIDOWS andCHILDREN ofACTORS pLCEASED. .; NEW THEATRE ROYAL,.COVENT-GARDEN. MORROW EVENING, May 2, 1814, will be performed the Tragedy of DOUGLAS. Norval,' Mr. -C. kEMBLE ; Glenalvon, Mr. COOK E.O The Stranger, Mr. K MBLE i,„ - Lady Randolph, Mr s . Si DDONS, • • who haa most kindly ofired her services on tho pc-cal-atm). ' . 41 1 d the Committee who Conduit the Institution, li.fve the Ple4ure to announce, that I'4r. BRAHAM and Madam CA.T'A LAN have b'4ll, in the handsomest manner, Vol un tteted their assistance, and will sing some of theii most PePular Songs. To which will. be added, the MUsical i'arce of LOCK AND KEY. ~Juolces 7s. Second Pri ce as . 6d.--Pit as. 6d. ecotill Price "s Gallery 2s. Second Price is.--Upper Galler 'l y , P laces for the Boxes t o be taken of M r.' Brandon, at ttae eo/ ti ll Box-Office, in Prince'S-place, Hart-street, frill . ' Ten F Four ',..The at Halt pas Doors willt Si be opened at Half past Five, and th e Pl ay 'ein x. c° ll Thursday, The Gamester ; w ith Tom Thwinb the V Friday, The Castle of Andalusia; with the `-pild of Nature. —On _Saturd a y, Ki ng Henry the Eighth; with The Waterman.--On Monday, Hamlet, Prince of Den 1114rit ; With Harlequin Pedlar, or, The Hauttted Well. The Public are respectfully informed, that a new :II usical fter.piece is in rehearsal, and wilt very soon be prLtueed. Sh akspeare's Historical Play of King lohn is in Olepara. I b un. with new Scenes, Dresses, &c. _ U LYCEUM. THEATRE. rklerthe toepcial Licertseof the LORD CHA MBE li LAI N, ('lanted the present Season to , the joint applicaetton of - - all Parties principally i n t ereste d. p r HEIR Majesties' Servants ; forming the COM ki;„ PANY ot the late DItUR Y LAN, E TH iLATRE", THU PRESENT EVENING, May a, rtio, per - Al the Comedy of THE INCONSTANT; .- . 10r, THE WAY TO WIN H IM:' , Old Mirabel, Mr. DOWTON ; Young Miraba,. Mr. MELVIN ;' captain Duretete, Mr. DE CAMP i - DUgarr.l, - Mr HOLLAND; Oriaria, Mts. 0 RGER; Biaarre, M rs. , EDWIN ; • Lamorce, Mrs. SCOTT. 4 kthir Which (3.lst Unit) a new Musical - Fara, in Two Ads, called HIT OR -MISS.! 'I he Charaders by Mr. PEN LEY, Mr. DE CAMP, ' . Mr. MATHEWS I Mr."KNIGHT, Mr. (OHNSTONE, Mr- FlStik.V., • Mr. MILLER, Mr EVANS, Mrs. SPARKS, Miss KELLY, , . Mrs. BLAND. c A .Oxes6s. Second Price 3s. —P it is. 6d. Sec o lid P r ieels.— 1,,."ce iervcl 25. Second )rice is. --Upper Ganef . ) is. Sttond 6. - ' Oi ll °xes and places to be ta k en o f M r . S pr i n . :, i n tilt Boi 1, rite, a t the Stiand cntrance-; of whom may also be had r„i yate Boxes nightly._ i I st ,he Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play gin at Half past Six. • - .44., .. Vv. TO lOURNEYMEN TAJI,O IS. ANTED itatutdimelii' it 1,1 LTERVOOL; Dorn 5 to 600 R) ' JRN EYMEN TAILORS. 4t °p d Wonrkinen will o.tet with bncouragornent, and 'con 'jrEmplo at applying er Week Wages, or Piec:t.work in pro ." 11. by to the different Mas ter- Tailors and 4 Pers in Liverpool. k rit,i n owes be( ta . THE PITT SEAL, Z'ed t o the Merriory I n.ofd that upright'ependence, her StateSah tin iry an, and her ac to whom , - C"ledged Superiority over the enslaved and de gra d e d Na -4/43 of Eitrope. .I\ 4. R. BRASBRIDGE reveafully infoems thoce if, who, sensible of such bletsings, fitment the loss of i'11.12 whose Councils pr cured them, that he has happily i',!Fet.ted in obtaining a correa Impression for SEALS, li v i,!‘QS, and LOCKETS, taken from Tlirnerelli's Bust, Iv", l ch is esteemed the best Likeness of 'the "'tight lien. N11.L1A%4 PITT. ft • :• lba, Fleet. street. TO BE SOLD, 4 FOR 'mi . ) THOUSAND GUINEAS, 'I4I Y Lady or Gentleman of respedability, not engaged in or in ar y manner subject to the Bankrupt Laws, UNE SHARE itl an ESTABLISHED CON , ,C ER Nof great Magnitude, th a t rtrlt bear the most l hvestigation, and that is likely to •produce a large and k o r 'fortune, without appearing person Ally trigaged in any t rt of business. . References will be req , nirecrand given. ‘tters from Principals with real name and place of Carden London,' to H. Halard, Esq. No.. to, s, will be attended -to. FOUR lIUNDREI) EXTLA CHANCES. In and Co. are selling the Ticke:s and Shares k„ Of the NEW STATEI.O"I"C Elt V, consisting of s,o ce , bP', beta, the whote to be drawn on t Bth of !UN E. This 43f`A e rY contains, besides the usual Prizes, Four Extra Prizes wiINE EpTi CKE i'S cs:h, by which a Chain. e bi.oft - ronuinett of a larger Sum than ever was gaited by a i ,„, 4 et in any Co. T and Co. h ave had' he satisf notion to divide among 41.icublic thttlast and late Lotteries, Fifty of the great 11„`est at their Offices, No. It Puultry„ (established in '14,,, 8 71, No. rz, Charing cross, and No. siokidgate High. 4114!5H Sold TWENI" ` 11 4 4 ) , ie Two last 'Lotteries, LATIV-ErP:rERY, Valentine's Day, blith February, 1810. flte of - ,C2e,00 - 5;.00 3 - .„ - 1,000 500 IZ vapltals. ( CAI,ITAL PitIZES iu in Sila ltS, at 4, l orulnll, and LATE •LOTTERY, Drawn, zoth Odober, 1839. 2 Priles of . .420,000 I - - 5,006 3 - 1,000 2 8 Capitals. Nyi9CKETS a n d ti-IAttES 4 1 "' L ch be g i ns an d ends on the E tifwuoire.—Tbe Schein* about b t l leY Prizes s'Utt. EXT , RA besides PRlZES which Q 4YhO'hich a Single Ticket may t,OOO Guineas.— SI -utars, at 4, Cot:41111, or 9,, C for 'the NEW 'LOTTERY, gth of !UNE, are now sellit.g nds with'the usual number of the COnrt-aelor gives ii 4 50 %MOVE TICKETS, gain upward 4 of 1:.)0,olul and hetnes to be had, with part'. :haring-cross. London. ' YTON, late Partner with the deceased Sir t ili v •I'INI ES BRAN SCO . AIB, has the pleasure of announc. Friends and the Public, the LOVIER V' which t u ;ws Bth [UN E, gives the greatest chauce to the Adven. ti ll e r tor so small a risk. Four Packets of Ticket;, One t o .i,greti in-each Packet.. are to be given br the Contractors wiLlle foitunate Holaers ot the First-dravvin -Prite above r 5 .1. 1) o 'c l i ~.'ficket may gain upwards of toO,tatiial. and Shares in t i , 1 1 , ~,' lON has been truly lucky in selling Packets of tr ' 4, e ,,, ts, No. 7.Q81, producing nearly 4,0001. and N.o. 3,618, y i - `'lng 24,7651. was sold in sixteen Sixreenths, amt paid It t „ l t ri to the respedive Holders, who rcceiltal tar each Six. E. 1, 5171. 16s.' 3d. 11: Its ! ' ll , Y PON solicits a continuance of the in.tBlic favours, Aucky t) tfi,, 2 , CO RN HIL L, near the Mansion- tlouse. , _ This Day was published, On a largp Tupwriiii.,k Paper, price 4s. extra boards, - ' 4 The Second Edition, .Revised, of H WEE 'stitmoNs ., - on -"the- j-- JUBILEE, preached at Welbea-, C.-Impel, London. By the...Reir.,,C.1.41) DI US -13UC HANAW. T. The Mosaic. Jubilee: 2. The British Jubilee .:"" and 3. The-True, or Heavenly Jubilee. 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'• Dedicated to the Marquis Wellesley, H "T IM E S;" a POEM:— " Carmen.lene, perpohtunt unguentis literarurn libutuni, non voio. C armen Sanctum rude, mureum, quasi candens e furnace rnentis rev ulsuni, hoc volo." 7 ras.de Con serib; SALES, &c. NAVIGABLE CANAL SHARES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Friday, May 4, at ia•O'Clock, at the Mart, By Mr. SCOTT, CTAFFORDSHIRE and WORCESTERSHIRE 1,..) CANAL, Two Shares, dividing 4.1. per Share net per Altrktim, MONMOUTHSHIRE CANAL, dividing 61. per Share. 'Also SIIARtS in the WILTS and BE i 4 KS, D ET and AVON, ROCII DALE, LANCASTER, HUDERS ELD,ELLESME RE,GRAND SURREY, and CROY DON CANALS.' Particulars at I - latqhett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, zB, New r ridge-street. THE LLEW EN Y LsTA rE, WALLS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WINStANLEY and, SON, 'At the Autlion Mart, near the Bank of England, London, on Tuesday, May 19, and following Day, in 48 Lots, unless previously disposedot by Private Contratt, previous to the isth of May, T HE very Extensive and Valuabl e FREEHOLD ESTATE .; comprising the noble Mansion of Lleweny Hall, which contains ample ai,commodation for a l'athily of the first distinttiOn.--Also a convenient Residence, called. - together with new eretied and very commodious 'Bleach Works, Water Corn Mill, anti Iron Forge, all well supplied with water ; a Public-house,- and several improva ble Farms, the whole containing,nearfoor thousand Acres of extraordinary rich Meado.v, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, in a high state of cultivation, and lying nearl y in a Ring- fence, - the annual value whereof is upwards of 72001. The Estate is iaterseeted by the river Clwyd, most beautifully situate in the vale of Clwyd, in the Counties of Denbigh and Flint, North- Wales, three miles from Denbigh, six from Sr. Asa ph, eight froth Ruthin, ten from Mold, twelve from Abergely, .and tWenty - -four from heater. The Estate may be viewed, by Applying to Mr. liuxford, at Lleweny 'tali. Particulars, with Plans annexed, may be had of Messrs. Manley, and I. and W. Lowe, Solicitors, Temple, London ; of Winstanley and Son, Paternoster-row ;of Mr. S. Lowe, Solicitor, Whitechtrch. Shropilire; of Mr. Calvelev, Sur yeyor, Stapleford, near Chester ; of Mr.ThoinaS ‘Vinstanley, ; of Messrs. K:iy and Renshaw, and Messrs. Duckworth 'and Chippendale, Manchester; Mr. Wynne, Solicitor, Mold •, Mr. John Jones, Ruthin ; Mr. Hughes, Denbigh; of Messrs. Pemberton and Coupland, Shrewsbury ; also at the pincipal Inns, at Denbigh, St. Aberconwy t Caernalvon, Ruthin, WrexhaM, Os_ vestry, Shrewsbury, Birmingham, Flint, Holy Well, and Chester. A CHALLENGE. VI / ESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in hi's Mjesty't service, challenge the ►vliole world id wore a single instance where their medicine and method of cure have tailed or the desired elied. The practice of many years in this particular 'branch of their profession, has not given rise to one uzlsuccessful ease. They continue to Itired their studies to the tivatment and cure of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the sys. tem, which is the consequence of the pemicious and wasteful etteds of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes. I n'the one it will• be fbund to be the unfailing son rce of barrenness; the other have its ravages fa tally' develOped to them by a distresiing state of debility, Which, it not timely remedied, terminates in -impotence. These are its 'remote and ultimate e*ds, while consump tion, loss of muscular power, and various nervous coniplain •t, usually charaderise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of persons languishing- umier the disorders incident to such a habit, , their treatment is simple, and has never proved unsuc cessful in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended ,practice. ' in the most obstinate and complicated cases of ve nereal infedion, such as •obstruelions in the urethra, spongy excrescences, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi nal weakness, Meets, as also - • STRICTURES, Whether recent or of long 'duration, and which have bag. tie& the skill of other Practitioners, are by their present km . - prbved plati of treatment, etlectually and permanently cured; Without the Patient suffering the excruciating pan and alarming heinorrhage which frequently follows the applica tion of the lunar caustic. In the, course of twenty s e ars extensive practice in 'this Metropolis, numerous cases of Strittures have been and are.daily under. their care, the total eradication of which is elfedted by a safe, - certain, aihrt expe ditions mode of praCtice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness,.relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper peiseveran,:e in their restorative re medies, after the Stricture has been deStroyed, is indispensa... sly requisite to revive the Slumbering :'sparks of life and to reanimate the constitution. Several' NOhleinett and Gentlemen of the first respeElabi lity, haVe•been under• the care ot Messte. Currie and Co. for the removal ot complaints of the Urethra, Strithires, &c. and having • received a radical - and permanent Cure, requeSt that reler:erces,may be given to them, as satisfattory•evi. demes Of the deci!ive superiority of Messrs: . Cuirleand Co's. •Of - tre•itinetit. Many of these Gentlemen have had stridures from to to 2 yeas, and had been under the care of Messrs . . .Horne; lieliviside, • and other Surgeons of - equal erni. nearee, who the cure by the application or the I.u. nar Caustic, without lact.•esS. -Alossrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by - either sex . , ,iv the g!earc,t delicacy, 4 scctecy, anti ?tonour, at theix honse, No. ; DT, liatton.garden. Patients in nit Country are r. , tinested to State the particu lars• of tlkir case, age, cud general habit of living, &c. inclo:• - h , g a retnittani.e tor advice and medicines, when the same will be glued or sent to any part of the- kiligdcim. 'TO ensure that secrecy so essential, to their undci tains, the .posta4e otjetters missy be..added-to the account tor metholneg.. gth knt, 18.-.9.—ro;,r,iiattorriprdeo; P.,IPERS RELATIng TO THE CAMPAtGN IN ToItTLGAL AN SPAIN. [Cant/tilted jroin .S . 4IA - d.ty's Paf er.l (inclv'sure in G.) Copy of a Letter from Marshal lOordan to Maishal dated Butgos, iotii fuly 1 09. —Translation, * Vide 21st Inclosure tete:red to iu Mr. Frere's - Cortespqn s donee. . - (Second Indosure referred to in No a.) Copy of a Letter from Sir Arthur . Wcildsky to th A:arquis ‘Vell;:sley, dated Deleytosa, Sul August, igo9. .MY Loan, I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of a letter, dated the 3d instant, froin Mr. Frele..l shall be very ttlich-obli4ed 10 pa- Lordship it you will urge Doti Martin de Gamy,, to adher, to the rule laid down for the Government of ray commiiniciaiono with the Spanish by his Majesty's cot/i -n-lands; and upon all future occasions to make known to tae the wi-hes of the Spanish Govern ment through the English Amba s sador; I am aware that it is difficult, if not impossible, to drive the S:)a niards froth a false assertion or -a sophisticated or bad argument, and I consider it but of little import ance what remains in their own archives if what they write is confined to them. But as those who have the honour of serving his Majesty are liable to mis representations and unfounded calumnies of every description, ' I am desirotis Of a% oiding to give th 'se who circulate those calumnies respecting my actions; those grounds for •theta which they would find in Don Martin de - Garay's dispatches to me, by requiring that he should' adhere to the rule which his Majesty has laid down for my Govern ment: I am happy to find that the Junta have taken measures to supply . the artily. Your Lordship Will receiie my sentiments urn the permanent arrange ments to . be adopted fo r t hi s purpose, by the Cou rierw who ill deliver this letter. In the mean time I must inform your Excellency, that if the Govern ment have not already made great exertions to sup ply U 9, and if we do not immediately experience the effeas of those exertions, by receiving- a plentiful supply of provisions and fordgeo.ve must move a way iii ,as many detachments as there are road., from hence, to the frontiers of Portugal. I assure your ExCellenty that, since the ad, the army has Fad no bread till yesterday, when about 4000 pounds of bis cuit were divided among 30,000 mouths. The army will be useleSs to Spain, and will be entirely lost, if this treatment.. is to conti nue; an d 1 must say, that it any efficient measures fin. our 'relief h a d - bet-ti adopted by the Government when they flist reliceivpd the - 41ccvulit nut ChM IrbSt'S ft utu the want of provisions, we ought, before now; to have received the benefit of thrill._ There is this day again no. bread for the soldiers. • I must, at the same time, da the late British Mi nister the justice to declare, that Ido not conceive this deficiency of supplies tor the army is at all to be attributed to any negled or omission or his. It is to be attributed to the poverty aud•to the ex hausted state of the country; to the inaaivity of the magistrates and people, to their dismelinntion of taking any trouble; ,excepting that of packing Up their property, and removing away when they hear of the approach of the enemy, to their habits of in subordination and disobedience, and to. the want of • power in the Government and their officers. I I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) ARTHUR WRLLRSLET. His Excellency the Marquis Wellesley. (Third rnclosu re referred to in No.-2.) Copy of a Letter from Sir Arthur Wellesley to the Marquis Wellesley, (Wed Deleytosa, Bth Aug. aost. MY I,OliD, • . . I have the honour to inclose a Letter which I have received from Don 'Martin de' Garay, convey ing to tue the approbation of the Junta oft he con ducA of the British troops on the adions of the 27th and slith of July, and the information, that the Junta . had beep pleased to appoint me a Captain-Ge neral of the Spanish army. I conceive that I 'cannot with 'iiironrietyaccepi this commission without the consent of his Majesty; and I haVe accordingly written a leiter to Don Mar tin De Garay, by which I Live made the acceptance of the commission, conditional upon his Majesty's pleasure. - This, however, may be considered offen sive to the Junta, or yotir Excellency may have re'a sons unknOwn to me, which might induce you to wish that I should . not decline the acceptance till his Majesty's pleasure should be known, although it is necessary that the office should be considered Ls re= ferable to 'his Majesty. rive therefore written . a second letter, and 4 beg your Excellency tb decide which 'of them you will - send to Don Martin de ray. I likewise inclose a third, letter to Don Martin de Garay, in which I have accepted the horses pre setapcl-trie by the Junta, in the name of King Fert.li= nand the-Seventh ; bUt have declined to accept the pay,of a , Captain-Generak, I shall be obliged to your Excellency.: if you will send this-letter also to Doti 'Martin de Garay. I have the honour to be, &C. (Signed). ARTHUR WELLgsLet. His'Excelleney the Marquis Wellesley. PRICE OP .1' TUCKS YASTIRDAY; lank Stock, t 69 India Siocrt, Navy q per tent. tool Inola Bonds, !Ss. 195. pr. 'fish y per Cent. Exchequer Bills, :is. is. pr. 4 per Cent. $4 o inniorn s. 3 per Cent. Iced. 691 ft Itriperial .3 pet Cent. 5 per tent. Cons. 701 . i. Cats. toi - zsch 7 B c Bane L. Alm. IS -t6lits 0 - 0 Y WY: )f U. ____ -- (1 , of la!g: taio. t, of rain tile 110 ici )ll 1110' :tar I),;Cd ,y;ti V0 n 1)